Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1887-07-04
VETERAN FIREMEN.

VETERAN FIREMEN.
Their Coming Grand Picnic at SaviD
Rock The Full List of Prizes Do
mated Up to Date-But More to Come
Yet.
Following is the list OF prizes donated to
date for the grand picnic of the Veteran Vol
unteer iremen to take place at Savin Rock
July 20, the list of donors accompanying:
Hoe and rake, F. S. Bradley: table pan,
G. H. Ford; family scales, R. Bradley; silk
umbrella, Hub store; glass table set, Ninety
nine cent store; cigar table, R. & J. M. Blair;
carving knife and fork, s. M. Bassett; glass
water set, American Tea Co.; one dozen cabi-
net pictures, w. A. Beers; one dozen cabinet
pictures, I. Fl. Stoddard; one pair gents
shoes, w. B. Fem; spring bed, Farren
Bros. ladies' satchel, Mendel & Freedman as
Turkish arm chair, a. B. Armstrong q Co.;
student lamp, Centennial Tea Co.; Tuscany
curtains, F. M. Brown & Co.; lace curtain,
Mcintyre & Mcguire; Turkish rug, Bolton &
Nicely; pa1lor organ, Shoninger & Co; box
cigars, E. E. Hall; 50 cash, J. H. Healey;
guitar, @. III. Loomis; one clock, N. Frank;
Rochester lamp, Perkins & Botsford; car,
sweeper, n. B. Perry; statue
of fremen, A. c. Hendriok;
So cash, T. A. futile; picture of dogs head,
E. Cutler; album, Five and Ten Cent store;
piano scarf, M. Steinert; years subscription
to JOURNAL AND COURIER; pair lace curtains,
Howe & Stetson; miniature barrel, G. l..
Streeter; mantel clock, Silverthau; violin,
W. j. Rohan; two fans, a friend; cuspadore
and tea kettle, G.. S. Arnold & Co.; pima
fore, Howe & Stetson; water cooler, Frank
lin Stove Co.; box candy, Douglas &
Son; box cigars, NJ. Zunder; Sara
toga trunk, Besse, Brigham Co;
statue Culver" Fl. J. Augur; box soap, j. D.
Dewell; toilet set, Wells & Calhoun; years
subscription to Register, including Sunday,
Register Publishing company; barrel Hour,
Lee & Davis; box cigars, B. Douglass &
Sons; can white lead, D. S. Cheney; box
soap, Yale & Bryan; adjustable spring bed,
New Haven Spring Bed company; book stand,
Spencer & Matthews; So in gold, friend; $2115
in gold friend; box lawn tennis shoes, Butler &
Tyler; lady's music work box, Ell. Washburn;
SIS in gold, John Uhle; ladies' parasol, Bretz-
fielder; bouquet holder, friend; So cash,
friend; box cigars, w. II. Brown; $25 cash,
T. E. Twitchell: $25 cash, j. Fl. Putnam: $50
cash, o. Howes; one toilet box, friend; fish
ing rod, A. A. Kellogg; fancy slippers, Z.
R. Smith; pair vases, friend; S. cash. friend;
water pitcher, Peck & Brown; 81 cash, W.
A. Bronson; teapot, G. w. Hazel & Co.;
1 barrel flower, Stoddard & Kimberly;
81 cash, J. H. Cramer; 81 cash, G. G. Earl;
egg dish, friend; embroidered slippers, Bos-
ton Branch; embroidered slippers, J: Goe-
bel; barrel flour, N. w. Merwin; Gilt Edge
Tonic, one dozen, G. w. Reed Co.; three
pair scissors, VIM. Schollhorn & Co.; Rog-
ers' group, S. G. Northrop; one barrel flour,
D. B. Crittenden: $15 cash, Fl. J: McCabe;
So cash, O'Connell House; $15 cash,
Madden Bros; $40 cash, Lucas House;
Red Jacket Bitters, W. J. Sheehan;
SO cash, W. J. Porter; one Rochester lamp,
G. G. Kimberly; box SOAP L.. D. Chidsey;
toilet set, J. g. Durant; two hams, L. G.
Pfaf; dozen table knives, Weed & Co.; two
pocket knives, w. J. Atwater; tor coal, E.
L. Fairchild; So cash, G.. W. Berkelee; silk
half dozen fruit knives, friend; book of
States, H. II. Peck; one-half barrel -four, ].
81. Kearney; photograph of Veteran Firemen,
B. F. Guyer; butter dish, Wells & Gunde;
pair gents hand sewed shoes; A. NJ. Cosgrove;
So cash, N. D. Sperry; IS cash, S. E. Mer-
tea, M. Thomas: carriage mat, G. f. Levere;
baby cab, @. Cowles & Co.; sewing machine,
Singer Co.; Marlin rifle, Marlin Co.; 2 fruit
dishes, Peck & Brown; 1-2 dozen nut picks,
a friend; So cash, Mayor York; 10 lbs tobac-
co. A. Barnes & Son; pair flower vases,G G. w.
Corbusier; travelling bag, Stevens & Brooks;
hammer wrenches, w. A. Enrique; album,
Besse Brigham; ~ dozen toilet soap, Wells
& Calhoun; French parlor clock, Hiram
Camp; pair rubber boots, NJ. Dillon; $50
cash, Charles Skeeles; 2 boxes cigars, J. B.
Moran; dozen cabinet photos, o. N. Hull;
morocco slippers, B. f. Lynch; box cigars,
Thalheimer; quarter of lamb, S. H. Barnes;
cabinet photos, F. H. Woodin: case razors,
F. S. Bradley, Cd; 2 wall plaques, Thompson
& Belden; box cigars, Fl. ]. Reynolds;
dozen cabinet photos, w. w. Shaw; ton of
coal, Levi Gilbert; 81 in cash, E.A. Thatcher;
50 in cash, J. Bowen; one dozen cabinet
photos, Bundy & Finley; boxes cigars,
Robert Dyas; So in cash, friend; 8 pounds
tea, R. NJ. Mills; carpet sweeper, N. III. w.
S. Co.; box cigars, A. Goodman; So in cash,
P. Hugo; gents shirts, NJ. Brenner; wicker
rocker, Chamberlain & Co.; Winchester
sporting gun, Winchester Hose company;
ed cane, Samuel Thompson; Whit
ney rifle, Whitney Arms Co.; one rug,
s. r. Hemingway; two pairs ladies' kid
gloves, Monson & Carpenter; one box cigars,
Smith & Co.: German clock, E. A. Doolittle;
SIS cash, Probate Judge Robertson; $40 cash,
Maher & Sevey; mottle tea pot, Beardsley q
Story; picture flower scene, Charles Romer;
meerschaum pipe, J. Gallagher, jr. SCENTS silk
hat, E. S. Osborn; box cigars, Steiner &
Son; tea kettle, w. Il. Bristol; picture fruit
girl, G. R. Caldwell; camera, Scovill Mfg. Co.;
ladies' breast pin, NJ. Schwed.
In addition to the above list the Veteran
Firemen's association have offered a splendid
gold lined trumpet and $50 in gold to be
contested for by the hose companies in the
races; a handsome silver trumpet and ice
pitcher and goblets, to be voted for at ten
cents each; $40 in gold for a fremen's foot
race; $40 in gold for fremen's ug-of-war;
SO in cash to the member of the association
who will collect the largest number of prizes;
$40 cash to the one member selling the most
tickets and So for the next highest.
Additional lists will be published as the
prizes come in. Nineteen prizes were re-
ceived at the last meeting of the committee.
Tickets at fifteen cents each, or seven for
one dollar, can be had at the Hub store,
where the prizes are on exhibition, or of any
member of the committee at Veteran hall, %
Insurance building, every evening in the
week.
The committee of arrangements are leaving
nothing undone to give the people who visit
Sayin Rock on the Goth the best days sport
they ever enjoyed and a chance to carry off
one of the handsome prizes in the above
list.
A handsome prize will be given to the
winner of any of the games laid down in the
programme; no entries to be received for
these but fremen.
OFFICER DOHERTYS CASE.
No Charges Against Omcer Doherty